If you’re going to score your first touchdown…it might as well be on a win and not during garbage time.

And if they do win out…Lovie and JA keep their jobs, and is that really a good thing?

The Steelers just lost to the Raiders. Wow…daaaaaaaaaamn.

If so wow what a game

Cutlers stats weren’t that great, and they should have scored more points on the ******* Rams. But at least its a win, and Cutler wasn’t picked off.

At least Sexy Rexy is gone, he looked like crap after Schaub got hurt in the game that the Texans just lost .

while I respect the fact that you’re trying to be somewhat unbiased, the reality is for the Bears to improve, this was more of a “much needed loss”. A loss to a team as bad as the Rams might have been the trigger to dump the entire front office staff of the Bears. The fact that they won just prolongs the agony and the probability that we’re going to be stuck with these morons for at least another season.

If they played any playoff caliber team today, we would have had another Bengals/Vikings debacle on our hands. To let the Rams hold onto a chance to tie the game with just over a minute left, especially with as poorly as Kyle Boller played, should count as a loss anyway.

I imagine that probably won’t be the case next week.

Was the field goal shovel pass something that should have had a penalty? He was holding olsen’s jersey. I know he was behind the line of scrimmage. Is that pass interference?

It’s not Cutler’s fault.

He made some impressive completions (some were dropped) while running, staring down blitzes (including literally being hit as he was thrown) and any thoughts about his confidence being gone were proven wrong when he launched that TD pass to Bennet and snapped his fingers in the air in celebration (made me feel good anyway). Sure, it was the Rams, but the lack of o-line support he got and ineffective play calling only proved he was playing well DESIPTE his surroundings. Imagine if the team and coaches he had could respond to GOOD teams the way his teamates respond to BAD teams. I’m not saying others didn’t perform well, but he looked confident, threw mostly well and reminded us why we were all so excited about him coming here in the first place.

They don’t seem to understand that concept.

Lousy win… the Rams are awful, and we didn’t look much better than them. Probably would’ve been better off losing at home to a 1-10 team. Would’ve sealed Lovie’s fate.

Brad Maynard is the man?

I could go on about the guys JA had the chance to pick up…guys who would’ve been solid short term fixes.

but this was another lukewarm effort at best. OMIYALE IS NOT A GUARD! He, again, was terrible. Cutler looked comfortable and threw the ball well. K Bell is the starter of the future and Forte will become the Chester Taylor of this team. Tommie Harris is DONE! most of the big plays the Rams had were while he was in there. When the Bears went to A Adams and Harrison in the middle, the run D looked better. Olsen again didn’t show up. Hester needs to be traded for other needs as Knox can fill his role. D Manning just sucks. Shaffer was not as bad as I expected; still think of him as a career backup though. Liked to see Alfalfa and Payne as a team. They work well together. Tillman is the man; he makes some mistakes, but NO ONE plays hurt better than Peanut. Didn’t seem to miss Briggs as much as I would have thought. Maybe this team does have some serious depth at LB. I think Williams can handle LT. Kreutz is done.

However, this was the RAMS! They played a 2nd (I hold my laughter) string QB who hasn’t won in 3 years. The best Rams player was about 80% healthy. The Bears didn’t run them out of town on a rail, they just held on to win. The fake FG is the final nail in the coffin for Lovie’s horrible game skills. Nice effort by Olsen on that one. I thought he was either fast or tough. On that play he was neither. For as badly as the Rams played, they could have tied it. Another lackluster win for Lovie that will prolong his stay in Chicago. I have never felt so empty after a Bears victory.

The Bears are not going to the playoffs, we struggled against a 1-10 team. We are that bad.

The Good: Jamar Williams, Rams CB Bartell, Earl Bennett-nice little route he ran for that TD

The Bad: Offensive Line, Tommie Harris, Fake FG

The Ugly: Play calling, Frank Omiyale, Penalties, a close game against the worst team in the league

This entire offensive unit is plain bad!! The Rams are one of the worst defensive teams in the league and the Bears struggle!!

First time in my life I’ve actually said this but I can’t wait for this season to be over!!!

Jamar Williams- played like an uncaged animal

Cutler- decent, with some nice throws, but missed a wide-open Olsen on Hester EZ play.

Roach- guy just makes plays

C. Williams- played solid except sack by Long

Omiyale- still is showing why the Bears don’t have their LG of the future

Hester- great catch, still tenative and has “happy feet” on punt returns

G. Adams- where art thou?

AA and Payne- the latter tackled well in the box, while AA was tenative in the run game, but decent in coverage.

Wale- showed up again against inferior competition

Turner- horrible, predictable and conservative game-plan; still running Forte up the middle against a wall of defenders.

Kreutz- is old and feeble

I can’t believe I actually agree with Rick Telander for once. Except for watching Williams and Williams this was really not worth watching at all. I was more entertained when FOX cut to 90 seconds of Saints/Redskins (so pissed that they cut to Cowboys/Giants).

This game was nothing more than an effort to mask this team’s deficiencies. They made so many rush attempts that they could call the Bears a running team again. They threw so few times that Cutler wasn’t going to throw an INT. They put up sacks against the Rams’ bench warmers and backup QB (a guy who put up a lower passer rating that our punter).

I don’t ever want to see a 70/30 run/pass ratio unless the Bears are leading by 20+ points at the half. I also don’t want to see a fake field goal, especially to Olsen. Leave that to the Rams. I hate that. Every time the Bears play an opponent they feel is beneath them, they try to get creative – not creative with real plays, just stupid football tricks that never work (what’s Hester’s YPC now -4.5?). If the Bears had that kind of showing against any other opponent or if Bulger wasn’t injured, we would be 4-8.